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Client project 04 / 04Bolt Motivation

SectorYouTube channel

ScopeLogo and wordmark

Liveyoutube.com/@BoltMotivationYT (opens in a new tab) ↗

Bolt Motivation channel banner with the 'bolt MOTIVATION' logo

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Bolt MotivationLogo and wordmark

BoltMotivation is a YouTube channel. Its description reads: 'Stories and Ideas I Think Have Something to Them.' Ikonra Studio designed both its logo, the cloud-and-bolt mark, and the 'bolt MOTIVATION' wordmark.

Client project. The logo files, colours and screenshots of the live channel come from youtube.com/@BoltMotivationYT, captured on 3 October 2026, and have not been redrawn or recoloured.

Visit youtube.com/@BoltMotivationYT (opens in a new tab)

“Faraz took the time to understand the direction behind Bolt Motivation and turned it into a logo that feels modern, distinctive, and memorable. He brought a strong eye for detail to the process and delivered something that feels genuinely aligned with the brand.”

MathisBolt Motivation

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The logo, as live

The files exactly as Bolt Motivation serves them today.

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Colour and type in use

Read from the live site's stylesheet and fonts. Names in brackets are the site's own CSS variables.

Typefaces

The wordmark is drawn lettering, so no typeface is listed. The channel pages themselves use YouTube’s interface font.

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On the live channel

Screenshots of youtube.com/@BoltMotivationYT, taken on 3 October 2026. Claims and figures shown in them are the client's own.

BoltMotivation YouTube channel header: banner, profile image and channel name
Fig. 03Channel header on YouTube, youtube.com/@BoltMotivationYT, captured 3 October 2026.
BoltMotivation YouTube channel header on a phone
Fig. 04Channel header on mobile, youtube.com/@BoltMotivationYT, captured 3 October 2026.

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